L’objectif : faire en sorte que le plastique ne devienne jamais un déchet. 

As Simon Bernard, CEO & Co-fondateur de Plastic Odyssey, puts it,

“We need to find solutions, stop talking about the problem and come up with alternative solutions”.

The challenge is to recycle waste that has already been produced.

Plastic is not a bad material in itself.
However, the way in which industries and governments have managed plastic and the way in which society has converted it into a disposable, single-use commodity have turned this innovation into a global environmental disaster.

Almost half of all plastic products were created after the year 2000. 
Although the problem is only a few decades old, more than 75% of all plastic that has ever been produced is now waste (source: WWF).
Based on the findings of this study, WWF is encouraging governments, industry and the general public to recognise that the current global approach to the plastics crisis is failing.

While the trajectory of plastic growth shows that the crisis is worsening, we can change this with a single approach across all sectors: RESPONSIBILITY!
Hanova is committed to a circular economy future by adhering to the 3R Decree (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle). We strive to make responsible purchases, favouring the maximum use of recycled and recyclable materials.

Despite the often negative perception of the plastics industry, we believe in the possibility of positive change. What if everyone involved in the plastics life cycle took responsibility and worked together for the good of our planet?